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Gary Drescher wrote:
"Sam Spade" wrote in message ... But, the two altitude designations when they are the same is incorrect, redundant, and has the potential for some confusion. I agree that it's redundant, confusing, contrary to the chart-design rules, and shouldn't be done. My only point is that at least nothing in the SWF ILS 9 chart is overtly false (whereas the LOC-only annotation for the GS-intercept altitude in the ASH ILS 14 chart is indeed false; if it were true, there'd be no specified GS-intercept altitude for the ILS approach). --Gary Yes, one is bad, the other is worse. ;-) |
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